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Chehalis  — Research Starter

Chehalis refers to an Indigenous nation located in Washington State, specifically along the Harrison River and Harrison Lake, within the cultural area of the Northwest Coast. The Chehalis people are…

Chasta Costa  — Research Starter

Chasta Costa, also known as Shasta Costa, is a historically significant Native American tribe located in the mountainous region of southwestern Oregon, primarily within the Rogue River and Chasta…

Charles Journeycake  — Research Starter

Charles Journeycake was a significant figure in the history of Native American education and leadership, known for his role as one of the founders of Bacone College, an Indian school located in…

Chantways  — Research Starter

Chantways refers to the Navajo ceremonial healing system that integrates singing, sand painting, prayer, and sacred objects, all rooted in Navajo creation myths. This intricate system aims to restore…

Cayuse War  — Research Starter

The Cayuse War, occurring from 1847 to 1850 in southeastern Washington State, was a significant conflict involving the Cayuse and Tenino tribes. It ignited when the Cayuse attacked the Waiilatpu…

Cayuse  — Research Starter

The Cayuse tribe is a Native American group primarily recognized as part of the Plateau cultural region, although some scholars classify them within the Great Basin. Known as "Cailloux" or "People of…

Cayuga  — Research Starter

The Cayugas are one of the original five tribes of the Iroquois Confederacy, historically occupying a region in what is now west-central New York State, nestled between the Seneca and Onondaga tribes.…

Catawba  — Research Starter

The Catawba Nation, also known as Katapu or "the strong," is the largest of the eastern Siouan Indigenous groups and the only one to retain its original name into the twenty-first century. Located…

Catahecassa (war chief)  — Research Starter

Catahecassa, also known as a war chief, was an influential Native American leader originally from Florida who played a significant role in various military conflicts during the 18th century. Notably,…

Carrier people  — Research Starter

The Carrier people, also known as the Dakelh, are a group of Indigenous peoples from British Columbia, Canada, belonging to the Northern Athabaskan language family. Their name is derived from the…